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23/05/2026

Are you 40 years or older? Chances are, you are losing muscle mass without even knowing it. Adults lose 8% of muscle mass each decade and this accelerates up to 15% by the time they reach the age of 70. Sarcopenia is a muscle-wasting disorder that is common among older adults. Clinically defined as the age related involuntary muscle loss that people encounter by the time they hit 40. The skeletal muscle mass and strength declines in linear fashion every decade that a person ages.

Watch this 3 minute video to learn more about what steps you can take right now to arrest Sarcopenia and enjoy quality of life especially when you reach your silver years.

Produced May 2026How can one sustain quality of life as we age? C...

23/05/2026

Dubbed the “Silent Killer,” Chronic Kidney Disease is often asymptomatic until late stages. Kidney disease happens when the kidneys can’t remove waste and excess fluid from the blood normally. Often causes by diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease and genetic conditions.

Locally, it is the 7th leading cause of death among Filipinos. Chronic kidney diseases is irreversible therefore it does not have a complete cure and its management focuses on slowing down the diseases progression. Nutrition intervention is necessary for management of the disease since there is a need to reduce the workload of the kidneys.

Watch this 3 minute video to learn about your risks for CKD and how nutritional intervention can help you stop CKD on its tracks before it is too late.

Produced May 2026 Why is Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) dubbed a "silent killer"? What are the risk factors? How can one manage this condition? Case study of P...

23/05/2026

Did you know that approximately 830 million people worldwide have diabetes, mostly in low and middle income countries. Over half of the population are untreated. Both the number of people with diabetes and those with untreated diabetes have steadily increased over the past decades.

Locally, 2 in every 10 Filipino adults ages 20-59 are considered pre-diabetic. About 5 million Filipinos are living with Diabetes or 1 in 14 adults.

Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disease, causing high blood glucose levels, leading to serious damage to the heart, blood vessels, eyes, kidneys, and nerves. The most common form in adults is type 2 diabetes, which occurs when the body resists insulin or doesn’t produce enough. A great way to manage the disease is by having access to proper nutrition.

Watch this 4 minute video to learn more about this chronic metabolic condition and what you can do to manage this illness better.

Produced May 2026Can nutritional therapy help patients with chronic conditions like Diabetes and hyperlipidemia? Find out in this 4 minute video.Case study o...

08/02/2026

On the go? Too busy to eat healthy? Want a nutritious and complete meal or snack? LivStrong Plus Classic can be your go to snack! Each sachet can be taken as a meal on its own and is scientifically and medically formulated, FDA approved. Listen to Ed Sta Ana's journey

Actual, unpaid testimonial by a real person and consumer, Edison Sta. Ana Recorded December 17, 2024 (Tuesday) at Quezon CityTestimonial (Translated to Engli...

08/02/2026

Working Mom Mich, entrepreneur and working mom talks about her health journey and Type 2 Diabetes discovery

Actual, unpaid testimonial by a real person and consumer, Mich Dela Torre Recorded June 2025

04/02/2026

Happy New Year!

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new Nutrition Counseling Program, a personalized service designed to give you professional, science-backed guidance to achieve your health and wellness goals.

We believe that impactful results come from expert advice. That’s why we are providing you with direct access to our Registered Dietitians to help navigate your nutritional needs, whether you are managing a specific condition or simply aiming for a healthier lifestyle.

15/12/2025

May your days be filled with good health, love, peace, happiness and prosperity this Christmas season and always! ❤️

🎄 Merry Christmas from your Innovehealth family! 🎄